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Screener Squad: Power of Greyskull
POWER OF GREYSKULL MOVIE REVIEW With 80’s nostalgia at an all-time high we were well overdue for a He-Man documentary and lo, here comes Power of Grayskull: The Definitive History of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Hitting all the highs and lows from the inception to the terrible live-action movie, and then the more recent attempts to revitalize
Screener Squad: Official Secrets
OFFICIAL SECRETS MOVIE REVIEW Keira Knightley returns with this new political thriller ripped straight from the headlines. Knightley plays Katherine Gun, a British intelligence agent who learns of a memo from the US and British government to illegally gather information to justify beginning the Iraq War. After much debate, Gun decides to leak the memo through journalist Martin Bright (Matt
Highly Suspect Reviews: Raise Hell – The Life and Times of Molly Ivins
Raise Hell – The Life and Times of Molly Ivins Movie Review If you lived in Texas, you probably know who Molly Ivins was. If you followed political commentary from the left, you definitely knew who Molly Ivins was. A brilliant writer, unafraid firebrand, laugh-out-loud humorist, Ivins was one of a kind. Hard to believe she was raised in the
Breakfast Pub Episode 244
Breakfast Pub Episode 244 It’s another glorious week of trailers and news with Justin at the helm. This week, he has recruited Brad, London, and Davey to discuss the newest Joker trailer (we recorded this before the first reviews came out), the Netflix movies coming to theaters, Professor Matthew McConaughey, and more! Subscribers at the RED SHIRT level and above
Screener Squad: The Fanatic
THE FANATIC MOVIE REVIEW Yes, you read that right. Fred Durst, the frontman from Limp Bizkit, has directed a movie with John Travolta and it’s available for you to watch. Provided you actually want to. Travolta plays a rabid film fan named Moose, who misses out on a chance to meet his favorite action star Hunter Dunbar (Devon Sawa). This
Highly Suspect Reviews: After The Wedding
AFTER THE WEDDING MOVIE REVIEW Isabel (Michelle Williams) runs an underfunded orphanage in India and when she is told that she has to go to NYC or they can’t get a large endowment, she’s not happy about it. Tearfully she leaves her charges and heads to the big city where she meets her potential giver of largesse, Theresa (Julianne Moore).
